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Household Administration, Its Place in the Higher Education of Women
Alice Ravenhill
Should a university teach housekeeping? Alice Ravenhill answered with a curriculum. Household Administration argues the home's place in the higher education of women, with chapters on common-sense biology and the importance of bacteriology contributed by specialists. The full intellectual case for domestic science, carefully footnoted. Audit the course that tried to dignify the household.
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62 chapters
- 1HOUSEHOLD ADMINISTRATION
- 2PREFACE
- 3CONTENTS
- 4A BRIEF HISTORICAL SKETCH OF WOMAN’S POSITION IN THE FAMILY By CATHERINE SCHIFF
- 5FOOTNOTES:
- 6THE PLACE OF BIOLOGY IN THE EQUIPMENT OF WOMEN By WENONA HOSKYNS-ABRAHALL, M.A. (Dublin)
- 7COMMON-SENSE BIOLOGY
- 8THE IMPORTANCE OF BACTERIOLOGY
- 9METHOD OF STUDY
- 10COMMON-SENSE BIOLOGY AS AN ART
- 11THE GAINS AND LOSSES OF CIVILISATION
- 12THE INFLUENCE OF COMMON-SENSE BIOLOGICAL TRAINING ON SOCIAL WORK
- 13ANTHROPOLOGY A BRANCH OF BIOLOGY
- 14WOMAN’S SYNTHETIC POWERS AS AN INSTRUMENT TO EFFICIENCY
- 15FOOTNOTES:
- 16SCIENCE IN THE HOUSEHOLD By Mrs. W. N. SHAW
- 17THE AIM AND METHODS OF MODERN EDUCATION
- 18THE VALUE OF A SCIENTIFIC TRAINING
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